posted November 01, 2013 03:28 AM              

Hmm people forget about houses too.

posted March 18, 2019 01:15 AM            

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Originally posted by hannaramaa:
"This is why Cap Moons frustrate me. It's as if nothing is there, when I know there IS something there."

THUMBS UP! I'm a Taurus moon, trine Saturn in Capricorn at that. I get it. But thank sweet baby Thor, I've got my Aries placements or my blood pressure would probably be as bad as my dad's. The way Capricorn moons deal with emotions is just BAD. All around. They're afraid of losing self-control, but I also think it has to do with trusting that other people won't leave once they do. They don't trust other people's reactions to their OWN reactions and therefore would prefer not to show it AT ALL.

"I'll be working through the day feeling on top of the world then just fall right back down to the bottom at night…"

Because Capricorn moons LOVE work. They are GOOD at work. When they have nothing to concentrate on or organize or fix they get anxious because their OWN issues start to face them, and Capricorn moons would prefer not to deal with that. It's very ironic because they do this while expecting perfection of themselves at the same time.

"As a Capricorn Moon i don't know why you would want to, it shows no discipline, control or grounding "

Those are traits Capricorn Moons value, but that is not leading a full life to deny very much existing parts of yourselves. Part of life is also about humanity and connection, and part of that is allowing someone to see those parts of you you try to hide! It's selfish not to let someone see that just as much as it's selfish to always be throwing tantrums, etc.

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Very interesting response.

My natal Moon is in Gemini but as a Draconic Capricorn Moon, this fits me to a T, especially, "They're afraid of losing self-control, but I also think it has to do with trusting that other people won't leave once they do. They don't trust other people's reactions to their OWN reactions and therefore would prefer not to show it AT ALL."

The idea of losing self-control is something that constantly grates at me, and I am always constantly striving to stay in control of myself at all times. When I feel like I am acting out on a whim, I criticize myself because I feel that I should be acting more mature/better than this, which makes it very difficult for me to feel comfortable with just letting myself go and acting silly. I sometimes expect people to criticize my weird side the same way I would myself.

I also definitely don't trust other people's reactions to my own reactions, especially if they are emotionally fueled. Probably because all of my life when I would try to vent anything emotional to my dad he would just tell me to "get over it" or that it was "just another phase of your life" even if it really bothered me. Not to mention that when I felt like I was at my most vulnerable around him, on some other day whenever he was mad or irritated with me he would just take those moments and throw them in my face. It's situations like that that teach me that you can't trust just anyone with the most vulnerable parts of yourself.